4 Awesome Group Messaging Apps for Smartphones

Staying in touch with many people at once is now much easier than it used to be previously. Past were the days of calling everybody in your book club or carefully typing out separate SMS messages for everybody arriving at Thanksgiving dinner.

GroupMe, which is now owned by Microsoft and Skype, is one of the oldest and best-respected group messaging apps, carrying with it a many of features for pinging numerous people simultaneously. Sharing of images, videos, tweets, links, GIFs and more exclusive your custom-completed groups is all effortlessly handled, and the interface is smooth and organized throughout.

The app allows you retract messages or have them fade after a limited number of seconds, share images, files, and emoji, and plan out events from within the app. There is also a facility of private mode where chats can be made empty and left no trace, also simple inline notifications are shown for when messages are sent, read, and about to be responded.

BBM is supported for Android and iOS.

Tango

Tango comes with a bunch of features apart from messaging several people simultaneously, from video calls to the pervasive sticker packs, and also its groups’ feature is one of the most sophisticated and accomplished there at the moment. You can follow the people on this app just like you do on the famous Social media network, Twitter.

Tango is supported for Android and iOS.

Kik Messenger

It rapidly connects with your group on Kik Messenger, and you can enjoy free and limitless messaging. Kik Messenger informs you when a message has been directed, delivered, read, and also when somebody out of the group is typing back, transferring regular messaging into real-time conversations. It is available for iPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7.